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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1971

Page

5

Colts Top College All-Stars Behind Morrall Touchdowns

Earl Morrall threw three TD passes and 329 yards as the Baltimore Colts defeated the College All-Stars 24 to 17. The pro champions extended their series lead to 27 9 1, while the Stars struggled to slow the passing attack and managed limited offense in Chicago.

Chicago Baltimore Colts Collegians Colts Earl Morrall Morrall Bart Starr Joe Namath Len Dawson Blanton Collier Stars

All Stars top Colts in Soldier Field clash

The 1971 All-Stars held off Baltimore as John Brockington led the ground game with 27 yards on 11 carries and a first-half score. Morrall passed well for Baltimore but the defense and pressure from June, Harris, Youngblood, and Adams limited the offense. Tom Mitchell sealed the win with a late 20-yard score after a mishandled punt.

Ohio State John Brockington Brockington Baltimore Sam Havrilak Morrall Penn State Jack Ham Colts Richie Harris Grambling Jack Younghood Florida Julius Adams Texas Southern Ray Perkins Alabama Tom Maite Pastorini Santa Clara Colt Soldier Field

KU All-Stars See Action in 24 17 Loss to Colts

Kansas University players Jim Bailey Steve Lawson Larry Brown and John Riggins appeared for the College All-Star team in Chicago Friday. Bailey started and played at defensive tackle for the Colts win with Lawson staying in on offense most of the game. Brown caught two passes as a tight end and Riggins took part in a few running plays despite leg trouble.

Kansas University Baltimore Colts Chicago Colts Jim Bailey Kansas City Lawson Steve Lawson Cincinnati Bengals Larry Brown Pittsburgh Steelers John Riggins New York

Gibson Cites Three Dates For Lion Grid Prospects

Lawrence High football coach Gibson announces Aug. 14 equipment checkout and Aug. 19 padless practice start with Aug. 25 full equipment workouts. He urges prospects to attend 6:30 p.m. sessions, bring $2 for insurance and exam forms, and notes two equipment checkouts and early reporting by grade. The Lions’ new staff includes six assistants and a trainer, succeeding Don Pfutzenreuter.

Lawrence High Lion Gibson Kansas University Lions Cleveland Ohio

Lawrence, KC Battle Tonight For Second District Title

Lawrence faces Kansas City Post 199 in a 7 PM title clash at Municipal Park for the 1971 American Legion Second District Baseball Tournament. Lawrence seeks top spot and a path to the Ottawa state tourney. KC 199 can force a second game in a double elimination format.

Lawrence Kansas City Post Municiap Park American Legion Hawks Ottawa Kansas City

Manning Signs With Saints Amid Ongoing Team Turmoil

Archie Manning signed a five year 450000 dollar rookie contract with the New Orleans Saints and prepared for practice as contract disputes shake the roster. Dave Parsh and Parks clash with management over pay while Shinners and Morgan face injuries and surgery. Duane Thomas contemplates a trade and Joe Kapp faces an NFL grievance over a contract dispute with the Patriots.

Archie Manning New Orleans Dave Parsh Saints

Devaney Proposes Conference Rule Shift for College Football

Nebraska coach Bob Devaney urged moving college football regulation from the NCAA to conferences. He told the Football Writers Association of America that conferences know their own problems and can set rules to fit local conditions, avoiding broad NCAA control over recruiting and financing.

Chicago NCAA Nebraska Bob Devaney The Football Writers Association of America

Half Ton of Beef Heads for Chiefs Camp

A shipment of more than half a ton of players arrives for Kansas City Chiefs practice in Liberty Missouri Four rookies from Fridays All Star game join the two a day sessions not open to the public Coach Hank Stram plans to introduce new material before Saturdays exhibition against the world champion Colts New arrivals include Elmo Wright Mike Adamle Chuck Hixson Wilbur Young and Karl Weiss drafted from Vanderbilt and picked up from the Chicago Bears Weiss at 6 4 250 is a rookie tight end and tackle to bolster the tight end corps weakened by David Robinsons back injury

Liberty Kansas City Chiefs Baltimore Colts Hank Stram Colts Chiefs Elmo Wright Mike Adamle Chuck Hixson Wilbur Young Karl Weiss Vanderbilt Chicago Bears Weiss Bears David Robinson

Six Games Slated For Slo-Pitch At Broken Arrow Park

Six games are scheduled in the sub-state slo-pitch softball tournament at Broken Arrow Park today and tonight after four games Friday night. Friday results include Jerry's Tavern 7 Moore Tool and Supply 0. Topeka Bombers 5 Snowden-Mize 4. Taco Casa 27 Gooding 2. Snowden-Mize 12 People's State Bank 2.

Broken Arrow Park Snowden-Mize Waverly Capitol Federal Godding Taco Casa Jerry's Tavern Hallmark Topeka Bombers Jerry’s Tavern Moore Tool and Supply The Taco Casa del. Gooding People’s State Bank

Stars Learn From Rough Loss To Baltimore Colts

The All-Stars fell 24-17 as penalties and poor field position hampered their offense. Brockington scored on a second quarter power sweep while Jim Plunkett and Dan Pastorini acknowledged the need to learn from the defeat against a strong Colts unit.

Brockington All-Stars Bears Green Bay Packers All- Stars Blanton Collier Colts Jim Plunkett Stanford Dan Pastorini Santa Clara Pastorini Baltimore

Awards Night for DCAB wraps first season at 4-H Fairgrounds

Douglass County Amateur Baseball Assn held a full Friday night of games ceremonies and a diamond dedication at the fairgrounds as 12 teams age 12 and under complete their inaugural year. Leroy Boucher received a life saving award for giving mouth to mouth to a struck child and Mike Stancliff earned a concessions award. County commissioners and league officials attended with plans to add an older division next season and acquire another diamond.

Douglass County Amateur Baseball Assn Leroy Boucher Mike Stancliff Boucher County Commission DCABA Fairgrounds Jets Colts Sonics Hawks Shockers Fritters

Americans Win Holcom Battle at South Park

The American Division all stars beat the National Division stars 4 2 Friday night at South Park. Mile Wellman earned the win on the mound while Dale Miller hit a two run homer, delivering the Americans only runs. Melvin Lisher and Miller pitched two scoreless innings for the National Division.

Holcom Baseball League South Park Broken Arrow Mile Wellman Dale Miller Melvin Lisher Miller Wellman Chuck Fabac

League Leaders American League Batting and Pitching Figures

The report lists top players by at bats and runs with names like Petrocelli, Killebrew, Torre and Brock. It covers batting leaders, pitching leaders, and related stats such as strikeouts, runs batted in, and stolen bases across teams including New York and Baltimore.

Torre St. Ts Berkert Chie Brock Leonds Stare Red Pitt Stoda Torre St Pitt Gullett Jenkins Ohio Sener

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